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Friday, May 13, 2016

ThingMaker

Mattel ThingMaker is a 3D printer (replicator) for kiddies that retails for a mere three hundred dollars. The fact that someone will figure out how to use this thing to print guns, and the fact that that fact will drive gun-grabbing leftoids out of their skulls with impotent rage makes me smile. In fact, I might buy one just to see if I can print a gun with it. Then I'll print a bunch of happy little smiling rainbow unicorns and use the printed gun to murder them. Maybe I can print a flamethrower...

posted by Jar(egg)head at 16:26

1 Comments:

Anonymous rc said...

Showing my age. I had one of the original Thingmakers when I was a kid. This is an awesome recreation of the original idea. I also agree that it will be fun to watch when people realize the capabilities. :)

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